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Sutherland/Cronulla to Scots – TSC 12 13 Sutherland/Cronulla to Scots – TSC 12_13 Mornings Time Bus Stop Street 6:35am • Blakehurst (Carss Park) Princess Highway outside Caltex Station (C) Princes Highway 6:37am • Blakehurst Princess Highway after Beach Street (C) Princes Highway (L) Port Hacking Road (L) Formosa Street • Outside Southgate Shopping Centre (L) Melrose Avenue (R) Port Hacking Road • (L) Kingsway direct Cronulla Station 6:50am • Depart Cronulla Station interchange (L) Cronulla Street (R) Wilbar Aveune (L) Kingsway (R) Gannons Road (L) Denman Avenue 6:55am Caringbah Station (opposite park between Glassop Street and • Cawarra Road) (R) Cawarra Road (L) Captain Cook Drive (R) Taren Point Road 7:05am • Bus stop opposite Harvey Norman (C) Rocky Point Road (R) Fountainbleau Street (L) Napoleon Street • (R) Russell Street at Roundabout. 7:17am • (C) Malua St Stop at Bus stop Past new Campus • (R) Grand Parade • (C) The Grand Parade 7:20am • Outside Coles before Ramsgate Road (C) The Grand Parade 7:30am • The Grand Parade and Cnr The Boulevarde (C) General Holmes Drive • General Homes Drive and Cnr Rowley Street • General Holmes Drive and Cnr Bestic Street (C) General Holmes Drive (C) Southern Cross Drive (C) Eastern Distributor Tunnel (L) Kings Cross exit (R) William Street (C) Kings Cross Tunnel (C) New South Head Road 7:50am • Drop Ascham Girls opposite Edgecliff Station (C) New South Head Read (R) Victoria Road 8:00am • The Scots College Senior School Transfer Kambala and Kincoppal students to transfer bus at Scots Seniors. (If late advise transfer bus and take students to Kambala and Kincoppal, if required.) (C) Victoria Road 8:05am • The Scots College Preparatory School Times subject to traffic conditions Guide: (R) The bus takes a right turn onto the street (L) The bus takes a left turn onto the street (C) The bus continuous onto the street Updated 10 March 2020 Please note: • Routes will only change after due notification. • Buses will stop at all locations marked on the ‘Route’ and designated bus stops along the journey. For the inward road journey students should ‘Flag’ the drivers of the buses marked ‘The Scots College’ or; ‘Telfords’ who have been advised of this practice. • Buses will not make an effort to ‘be early’, they will depart as indicated; students are asked to be at their stop at least five minutes before the published time. All times are dependent on traffic conditions. • For more information about transport at The Scots College, visit www.tsc.nsw.edu.au/transport • Feedback: [email protected] • Emergency: Telford Tours: 0417 448 910 (before 8:00am and after 4:00pm), Mr Val Zele: 0438 558 909 (after school services), Ms Melissa Berry and Ms Rowena Robinson: 9391 7606 (sport transport issues). Sutherland/Cronulla to Scots – TSC 12_13 Afternoons – Early Service Time Bus Stop Street 3:10pm/5:00pm • TSC 3 Pick up Kambala then Kincoppal (facing Uphill) • Wait for Prep School and Kincoppal/Kambala transfers 3:25pm • Depart The Scots College Senior School Victoria Road, before Ginahgulla (C) Victoria Road (L) New South Head Road 3:35pm • outside Edgecliff station opposite Ascham (C) New South Head Road (C) Craigend Street (C) King Cross Tunnel (C) William Street (R) Bourke Street (L) entrance to Eastern Distributor (C) Eastern Distributor (C) Southern Cross Drive (C) General Holmes Drive 3:55pm • General Holmes Drive at Bestic Street • General Holmes Drive at Rowley Street Updated 10 March 2020 • The Grand Parade at Bay Street Ramsgate Road • The Grand Parade at Ramsgate Road (outside Coles) (C) General Holmes Drive (C) The Grand Parade • (L) Malua St 4:00pm • Bus stop prior to Brighton Prep campus • (C) Russell street • (L) Rocky Point Road 4:05pm • Sans Souci, Fountain Bleau Street (C) Captain Cook Bridge (C) Taren Point Road 4:08pm • Taren Point Road and Holt Road (opposite Flower Power) (C) Taren Point Road (L) The Kingsway 4:15pm • Caringbah Station (C) The Kingsway (R) Croydon Street (L) Cronulla Street 4:25pm • (R) Cronulla Station interchange (L) Cronulla Street (R) Wilbar Avenue (L) Kingsway (C) Kingsway (R) Port Hacking Road • (C) Port Hacking Road 4:45pm • Tom Ugly’s Bridge cnr Princes Highway and Hatfield Street • Blakehurst Princess Hwy after Hatfield Street • (C) Princes Highway 4:47pm • Blakehurst – Princes Highway at Water Street in the carpark Times subject to traffic conditions Updated 10 March 2020 Guide: (R) The bus takes a right turn onto the street (L) The bus takes a left turn onto the street (C) The bus continuous onto the street Please note: • Routes will only change after due notification. • Buses will stop at all locations marked on the ‘Route’ and designated bus stops along the journey. For the inward road journey students should ‘Flag’ the drivers of the buses marked ‘The Scots College’ or; ‘Telfords’ who have been advised of this practice. • Buses will not make an effort to ‘be early’, they will depart as indicated; students are asked to be at their stop at least five minutes before the published time. All times are dependent on traffic conditions. • For more information about transport at The Scots College, visit www.tsc.nsw.edu.au/transport • Feedback: [email protected] • Emergency: Telford Tours: 0417 448 910 (before 8:00am and after 4:00pm), Mr Val Zele: 0438 558 909 (after school services) and Ms Rowena Robinson: 9391 7606 (sport transport issues) Sutherland/Cronulla to Scots – TSC 12_13 Afternoons – Late Service Time Bus Stop Street 5:05pm • TSC 3 Pick up Kambala then Kincoppal (facing Uphill) 5:20pm • Depart The Scots College Senior School Victoria Road, before Cranbrook Road 5:25pm • Depart The Scots College Preparatory School (C) Victoria Road (R) Old South Head Road (R) Syd Enfield Drive (C) Oxford Street (L) Moore Park Road (L) South Dowling Street (C) Southern Cross Drive (C) General Holmes Drive 5:50pm • General Holmes Drive at Bestic Street • General Holmes Drive at Rowley Street (C) General Holmes Drive Updated 10 March 2020 (C) The Grand Parade • The Grand Parade at Bay Street 5:55pm • The Grand Parade at Ramsgate Road (outside Coles) (C) General Holmes Drive (C) The Grand Parade • (L) Malua St 6:00pm • Bus stop prior to Brighton Prep campus • (C) Russell street • (L) Rocky Point Road 6:05pm • Sans Souci, Fountain Bleau Street (C) Captain Cook Bridge (C) Taren Point Road 6:07pm • Taren Point Road and Holt Road (opposite Flower Power) (C) Taren Point Road (L) The Kingsway 6:15pm • Caringbah Station (C) The Kingsway (R) Croydon Street (L) Cronulla Street 6:25pm • (R) Cronulla Station interchange Continue to Sutherland to last passenger (If required) 6:45pm • Sutherland Station Times subject to traffic conditions Note Friday late service – TSC10 Banksmeadow, TSC12 Cronulla and TSC13: combined as required Guide: (S) The bus takes a right turn onto the street (L) The bus takes a left turn onto the street (C) The bus continuous onto the street Updated 10 March 2020 Please note: • Routes will only change after due notification. • Buses will stop at all locations marked on the ‘Route’ and designated bus stops along the journey. For the inward road journey students should ‘Flag’ the drivers of the buses marked ‘The Scots College’ or; ‘Telfords’ who have been advised of this practice. • Buses will not make an effort to ‘be early’, they will depart as indicated; students are asked to be at their stop at least five minutes before the published time. All times are dependent on traffic conditions. • For more information about transport at The Scots College, visit www.tsc.nsw.edu.au/transport • Feedback: [email protected] • Emergency: Telford Tours: 0417 448 910 (before 8:00am and after 4:00pm), Mr Val Zele: 0438 558 909 (after school services) and Ms Rowena Robinson: 9391 7606 (sport transport issues) Updated 10 March 2020 .
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